Hogwarts: I've acquired the Father System

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This terrified Harry.

He thought that what might anger Darren was that Snape wanted to fire him.

That's not bad, maybe he can stay here with Blake?

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Chapter 572 It's you, isn't it?!

"Sit down, Potter!"

Snape said in a mocking tone.

Harry noticed that Snape glanced at Darren, as if in a threatening manner. Darren turned his head away, avoiding his eyes.

He seemed extremely guilty.

He felt cold sweat all over his body.

I can't figure out what Snape is up to.

"I think this is my home, and you're not allowed to give orders to Harry!"

Sirius shouted angrily.

Snape's face flushed slightly.

But he quickly regained his composure, gave Harry a mocking look, and said, "I only wanted to speak with you alone, but obviously, your brother and your godfather are going to be around..."

Harry clenched his fist.

He saw Darren standing there motionless, as if frozen in place. But he knew he wasn't.

Because Darren had just opened his mouth nervously.

He seemed to want to correct something, but he was glared at by Snape again.

"Potter, the headmaster asked me to teach you Occlumency, you should know that, right? I think he mentioned it to you when school started."

Harry froze.

It seems there was such a thing, but he thought that since it hadn't been mentioned for so long, it should be fine now, but it's been brought up again.

"I can teach my brother Occlumency, so that only close people can see his memories..."

"Yes, but I think you haven't forgotten my warning, have you?"

Snape gave Darren a threatening look.

Harry noticed that Darren had fallen silent again.

He didn't argue or say much; he just stood there blankly, staring at Snape.

He stared intently at Snape.

Harry didn't know why, but he felt that Darren was acting a little strange. But he couldn't quite put his finger on it.

But he had already understood one thing.

Darren and Snape seem to have truly developed a conflict and estrangement. Darren no longer seems to defend Snape as he used to. But why?

Harry was filled with questions.

But at this time, no one would answer his questions.

He could only frown and look at Snape, asking, "Why should I learn Occlumency?"

"Because the principal felt it was necessary... so, after the start of the semester, he would come to my place to study once a week, but he couldn't tell anyone, especially Umbridge!"

Snape sneered.

Harry understood why he couldn't tell Umbridge. But then another question arose.

"Does it have to be you who teaches me?"

"That's right, although I don't want to either, I'm unwilling to question Dumbledore's decision."

So, I'll be waiting for you in my office at 6:30 p.m. on Monday.

"Use your need to make up for my potions class as your reason. I think that's a very effective reason for someone like you, isn't it?"

Harry was furious.

He really wanted to smash Snape's face. But he restrained himself.

Because he knew it was Dumbledore's decision. Darren had no chance to object.

"stop!"

It's Sirius.

He stood up, looked at Snape, and said, "If I find out that you've been using Occlumency to bully Harry, I will not let you get away with it!"

I heard that you used the excuse of putting Darren in solitary confinement to constantly humiliate him. Am I wrong?

Harry looked at Darren in shock. Darren remained silent.

He was silent.

After all, it was Dumbledore and the others who made him do it.

Dumbledore and the others said that he couldn't act, so he should just pretend to be deep and silent, and let Sirius and Snape do the work.

Who told him, the little saint, to lack acting skills?

Sirius and Snape had clearly expressed their anger; they were genuinely furious and loathed each other.

Even if they remembered that this was still a play, they were about to start a fight.

Snape looked at Sirius with a cold smile and said, "What a touching sentiment, but I think you were the one who threw him away back then, weren't you?"

You wanted him dead, and I only insulted him a few times. Compared to you, I think you've gone much further, haven't you?

boom!

Sirius Black smashed a vase in the room. Harry rushed over to stop him.

But Sirius shook him off.

He angrily pulled out his wand and pointed it at Snape, saying, "What I do is none of your business, but now, you are not allowed to insult either of them. If I find out you've done anything else, I will go out and kill you."

"You think I wouldn't dare? I've wanted to do this for a long time, you disgusting, arrogant, reckless idiot just like Potter's father!"

Bang! They started fighting.

Harry tried to tear them apart.

But they fought extremely fiercely. He couldn't move a single one of them.

Darren seemed to finally come to his senses at this moment.

He rushed to Sirius and Snape's side, anxiously saying, "Get up! Why are you two fighting? Your brother is here, and there are many people here..."

boom.

The room door was kicked open.

The members of the Order of the Phoenix rushed in.

They stared in disbelief at the scene before them. Mrs. Weasley pulled Darren aside.

It seemed they wanted him not to let something slip.

Then she walked up to them herself and said angrily, "That's enough! Stop fighting! It's already this late, and you're still fighting like children!"

"Snape went too far!"

Harry couldn't help but exclaim.

But Mrs. Weasley corrected him, saying, "It's Professor Snape!"

"Monday evening at 6:30, Potter!"

Also, Darren Porter, Dumbledore asked me to inform you that your Occlumency procedure will also take place on Monday evening at 6:30.

Therefore, our lockdown will continue on Sundays as well.

"I don't want to go!"

Darren suddenly said.

That's what they made him perform.

This would better highlight his conflict with Snape, laying the groundwork for their eventual break.

It has a good sense of layering.

Yes, that's what Dumbledore and the others said. Anyway, we can't let Harry feel awkward.

We must proceed step by step.

Harry must be convinced, and Voldemort must be convinced, that he and Snape have truly broken off relations.

Snape, of course, would not agree.

He said sarcastically, "I think I'm your dean, and I have the right to order you to come here for solitary confinement. Don't forget, it's for a whole semester!"